Another amazing picking time at Wilmot this year! There was a slight drizzle but it detected no one…read morein our party. Finally got to try the lavender and blueberry ice cream and it was so good. We got kid sizes and the portion was big enough already!

I have been to this farm for blueberry picking every single year for 10 years. Every time was all…read moregood experience except this year. This year I went bit early and I was expecting great blueberries as it's the third day after they opened. Unfortunately, I bought 3 buckets and went in the farm with entrance fee of $5.30, and found the blueberries quality is not good as before. There's a lot of blueberries, but with no taste, no sweetness, they were just taste like water. So I filled two of my buckets, and decided not to fill the third one as the quality was not what I expected as I know how it was before. I went to the register, asked for a refund for the third unused bucket, and they told me it's non-refundable. The on-site manager was also very rude saying if I am not taking the options that he offered(which all not fair and not matching the money I have paid for), he would ask me to leave and never welcomed back. As that threatening, my friend took the for the reschedule even she is not available to come, and I have emailed their owner, no one replied. BTW, THERE IS NO POLICY ON THEIR WEBSITE SAYING NO REFUND FOR UNFILLED BUCKET DUE TO POOR QUALITY OF THE BLUEBERRIES! Also, NO ONE TOLD YOU THERE'S NO REFUND WHEN YOU ARE PAYING FOR THE BUCKET AND ENTRANCE FEE. NO SIGNS AT THE REGISTER AS WELL.

I really enjoyed visiting Watson Farms during Fall season. They charge $5 entry fee. Children under…read more2 are free. They had very nice Halloween decorations and pumpkin patch. Also there is a tractor ride. We went apple picking. Just to note the apples were expensive. We enjoyed it and will come again!

Brought my family here to do some apple picking and it was such a fun and good experience!…read more You buy your tickets inside the market section and go through the doors of the market to reach the tractor line that brings you straight to the apple farm. At the apple section, there were so many different types of apples like honey crisp, red delicious, fiji and more. They give you bags to grab your apples in and have constant rotation of trackers that bring you back to the farm/ car park area once you're done. We spent about 1.5-2 hours here apple picking and enjoying our time. Once we got back to the farm/ market we did some shopping for produce as well since everything was so fresh. Got a jar of honey and some corn. The apple bags were paid by weight, if you didn't have a full bag or you can pay $40 for a full bag of apples that you picked. It's pricey but so worth the delicious hard earned apples that you picked yourself. Overall, such a great experience and would do it again next year.

A great place to take small kids to allow them to run and play in a safe area. There are a lot of…read moreanimals to see on your way in as well as in the barn. There's a lot of space between activities and not a ton of shade. There's a sandbox, a big slide, wagon rides as well as a bubble station. The waggon ride will take you to the pick your own areas that are currently open or you can just stay on the ride and do a full circle. It's nice when you need somewhere to sit down in the shade. There's also food trucks as well as live music in the afternoon. There are two stores, one at the exit and if you walk past the donut restaurant there is also a store with produce and baked goods.

Came here for tulips. Buy some food from the store. Took some pictures. This place has entrance…read morefee. It's cheaper to book online than paying up front. Staff are friendly. I will Come back for apple picking

It gets better every year here!…read more This year we enjoyed another great afternoon here while the weather continued this heat wave. Admission changed to $10 a person and the 10 or 20 lb bags with no premium prices. They added a new corn maze in a new spot, parking lots are centralised and a tractor will take you to the furthest hills for Gala & HoneyCrisp. The tractor runs often and there's lots of space to bring wagons and strollers. The farm obstacle run in next to a corn kernel play area, shielded by a converted silo. The kids had a blast in here! Digging with sand toys and lots of space to swim in the corn kernels. I'm sure all parents loved it wasn't dirty like sand but just corn dust. The cafe kiosk is next to the kids play area so one can enjoy hot cider($3), cider donuts or other pastries while the kids play. There lots of big old trees to give shade to take a break from this hot afternoon. Lots of portapotty around and wash sinks at the play area, parking lot and top of the picking hill. The corn maze is themed for Minecraft, so hay bales or wooden crates and painted and stacked for photo ops. Lots of pumpkins decorations and photo ops. There's a bouncy farm animal toy penned off for kids to bounce and ride on. Really creative idea and such fun watching them all looking like they're bucking broncos. More animals added onto the farm, llamas, sheep and these cute shaggy cattle. Tip: save your apple core or fallen apples from the picking orchard to feed the animals at the end, they really do appreciate it! It might be further for some but it's an easy, scenic afternoon drive. I love how it's busy but not crowded like the ones closer to Toronto.

We had such a wonderful family visit to Willowtree Farm! The admission is free, making it a perfect…read morebudget-friendly outing with young kids. Our toddler loved seeing all the animals, especially the goats, bunnies, and peacock. The playground is spacious with separate areas for toddlers and older kids, plus covered sandboxes that are great on sunny days. The farm market and café were a lovely bonus with delicious baked goods and drinks. Don't forget to check out the adorable mini grocery carts for kids! It's a peaceful place to spend a few hours, and we'll definitely be back for the seasonal pick-your-own events.

A very fun place to visit and support a local business. They have a huge selection of foods to…read morechoose from. Baked goods are delicious and recommended. During the warmer months we go to see the animals. Our dog lovers to see them and stare.

I visited this farm for mainly their pumpkin patch. They also offer fruits, vegetables, honey and…read morejam for sale. My kids enjoyed playing at the kids area.

Great place to visit for fresh veggies! There are many things to do for young kids and families…read more Lots of photo ops etc... I dont need to post a photo! Just go !

I remembered this place, because I had been here long time ago. It's still the same here. But, we…read morecame here a bit late that lavender was almost gone. We made the reservation online for 12pm on Saturday. We arrived a bit late, but not that many people around. The lavender bushes were low and some of them were re-planted. And they have different kinds of lavender. We learned something about lavender today. There is a playground for my kids to play together. We sat under the shade nicely. The lake was huge, we don't have time to explore the lake.

I love the homey and rustic set up of Christel Lake Lavender…read more I know lately there is all these commercialization of Lavender farms to be a tourist attraction. Put in some Instagrammable backdrop and charge visitor a premium admission so they can do all the selfies and post it online. I have to thanks Christel Lake Lavender for opening up their property and share with the public. There is no admission fees at all to visit. One might argue where is the Lavender field? But the set up of this farm is more educational with different varieties of lavender planted. There are even a play area for kids. Picnic areas with a pop up "restaurant" if you want to grab a bite. Trails to walk around the lake. All these for free?! Property is well maintained and you can tell the owner is proud of his farm. Check in at the gift shop if you want a private tour around the property. They also host private events and weddings. The lake is just the perfect back drop for photographs for that special day. I love and support local business. So I highly recommend you to visit Christel Lake Lavender when you in the Port Perry area and check out what they offers.

Nice area with a unrushed environment…read more There is no per person entrance fee, you pay for a bag (should hold approx 20lbs worth) for $35.00 The selections were Ambrosia, Royal Gala and Honey Crisp. We really enjoyed the Ambrosia as they were just coming to season and the Honey Crisp were a close second. The staff here are very friendly and helpful with any and all inquiries. Proprietor James Kent is very friendly and helpful with all your needs of the farm. There is an Island grill food truck on premise and will definitely need to give them a try